Why was the US code changed to make human experimentation illegal? Chemtrails?

I guess that is why I see so many people post "I do not consent!" on Facebook? I wonder if they believe that would work.
I'm pretty certain George Barnes (of Skyder-Alert) popularised that catch-cry among his followers after he got legal advise about what informed concent meant in the context of tests on the general public.
 
Well common sense never does apply to most bureaucracies. Or prisons. If you are in a UK prison, they won't let you wear say a pair of Army boots cos the toecaps are reinforced, but if the prison you are in has you doing almost ANY type of manual work you will be issued with steel toecapped safety boots which you are meant to wear back to your cell.
Or you can find a D Cat (open ) prison like HMP Leyhill where if you are in the music group you are not allowed access to a screwdriver and a spanner or pair of pliers under supervision of the outside music teacher to tighten the nuts on an amp or a strat copy ( for security reasons) but if you are in farms and gardens. you will be wandering around with an AXE on your shoulder and no-one bats an eyelid.
What if the plane spraying the agents is outside the limits of the UK
 
What if the plane spraying the agents is outside the limits of the UK
your question doesn't really seem to bear any relevance to the post you quoted. I was giving an example of bureaucracies/institutions where the rules make no sense whatsoever.

Admittedly, this thread was drifting way off topic.
IF a plane was actually spraying some kind of agent into the air for whatever reason, then it would be subject tot he laws of whatever country it was overflying, and if those laws prohibited such a thing, the spraying would be illegal.
 
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